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Iran’s readiness and Trump’s election clock: Is another war approaching?

Tehran has warned Washington that that the response to any renewed aggression will be far more painful for the US and its allies as the US approaches its midterm elections and Israel prepares to vote next week.

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The captivity of water

As Turkish authorities submerge a 10,000-year-old civilization beneath the waters of the Ilisu Dam, across the border in the Iraqi city of Mosul, local authorities say they have no option but to release substantial amounts of water stored behind the dam to prevent crops from withering in December.

Turkey Dams harm downstream countries

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Trump’s Iran gamble turns into a search for an exit

Out of arrogance and ignorance Donald Trump boasted that Iran would collapse in days and be forced to beg for a deal on American terms, but war is not decided by campaign rallies or imperialist arrogance.

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Jordan: The Kingdom of repeated compromise

For decades, Jordan positioned itself as a defender of Palestinian rights and fought Israel in the wars that reshaped West Asia. But behind the rhetoric of confrontation, political realities were already pushing the kingdom toward a different path.

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President Pezeshkian UN speech

Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian, delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly, backed by seven months of unprecedented success on the battlefield, while seeking a lasting diplomatic solution.

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Jordan: The Kingdom of Compromise (Part 4)

As Syrian war refugees began entering Jordan, Abdullah was reminded of the past; the waves of Palestinian migration, the mass arrival of Iraqis, and the crises that followed.

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Jordan: The Kingdom of Compromise (Part 3)

February 7, 1999, King Hussein, the powerful ruler of Jordan, was no longer alive. The departure of his coffin from the royal palace could easily be interpreted as Jordan's departure from its fragile stability.

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South Korea rejects Hormuz deployment plan

South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung, facing declining approval ratings amid domestic opposition to deploying troops for the US conflict with Iran, has stated that there will be no deployment that involves or engages in the war, nor will military assets be dispatched

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung